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Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

Thursday morning ss the hands on tie
clock pointed 70 o'clock, the immortal
part Of Wa. AcDsVits took fight 20 the
God Who gave IT, Mac" ss he was
familiariy called. has been in tbs employ
Of c. c. Comstock for many years, and
sincs the transfer If tb. business TO samuel
CapPles 4 Co, With thsf company. lie ~as
estseEasd alike by as employers sDo shop
mates. A sts1nch friend. . Kind and in
dulgepf husband sss sn exemplary citizen
be fgllT realized tbsf The tinae Rad srri~ "a
foT him - psT ths sast frsst dect Of nature
and vss fqiiy resigned 20 bis fate. He lis-
tened witaoas fear - tne -o1nd sf the
,inzs Of tns "Anssl 81 Dsstn and h is
co1oseneaoe wore ths triau phant safis Of
sac who - sure o4 a. abode IN that
"hoase not rasae ~ith hands, eternal io th :
Heavens.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

The third pnblic entertainment of the
Irish-American Literary Society will be
gwen at A. o. II. Hall, Ga Csnal-st., next
Tuesday evening. That it will be an inter
esiing affair is shown by the following:
PROGRAMME.
Opening address by the President on aims
and OBJECTS OF the Society,' NJ Shanahsn
Qusrteite-'Soidlers Farewell, MI. +.
Hickey, Miss 3. Heinzmsn, Messrs. p. II. y BTien
and J. = .st-e.
Pia8o solo-'T heard g voice." Mr.. owen 1.
TUrue.
Esssy-"Irelands Nunc," Miss Florence L. y.
Fo5ie.
fiano SOLO Selected. Miss Lou Brophy.
So0--"Across the Far Blue Hills. Marie" Nrs
2. Hickey.
Deb.te-Resolved that all Foreign emigration
20 this country should be prohibited By law.
Affirmative. AessTs. Nn. misner Taylor and
J. T. MaloDey.
Negative, Aessrs. NJ Colletoa and James 4. Nc
Bride.
solo--''The Winds thst wsa my Signs TO Thee y
Miss : Heinz-nan
Piano Solo--HFsust" Niss Anna 4 Dunn.
Essay-Seiected, Mr. Wm- + knight
soao-''slny of toe Flower Girl" Miss Lsurs
Wells Turtle
soio-,elected. Mr. John Grady.
Daet-''Nsrle Kizzio." Mr. and Mrs. o. 1
Turtle.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23


From ths hour Of NJ. Lincoln's arrival n
Washington on the 25s Of February. 1861.
until ths nigh, Of April IA, lss5, he was ia
constant danger. On TIE one hand he Was
threatened by band Of conspirstoEs madly
bent on seizing his person and spiriling him
away through the Confederate lines; on the
other, proving miscreants watched for an
opportunity 70 take bis life; and tkere is 10
doubt that he would have been assass mated
long before the collapse Of the Confederncy
but for the constant and uHtiring vigilAnoe
Of his friends by night and by day. And yet
1t is a curious fact that. although Mr.. Lin
coin believed that his career would be cut
short by violence. be was iBcorrigoly Skepti-
cal as 10 the agency and the agent in tho Ell
pected tragedy, with one solitary exception.
Elderly residents Of Washington viii re-
member one Garowski. Polish exile, ss
many believed. lie was an accomplished
linguist, a rsvolutionist by nature, restless.
revengeful and Of fiery ard ungovernsbls
temper. He had been employed in the state
department as a translator, believe, bat had
ouarreled with Mr. Seward and was dis
charged This caused kim to pursue Lincoln.
Seward and Sumner with bitter hatred The
curious will End in published diary Of his
fantastic classification of la enemies. The
president be rated az ~tbird class according
10 his estimate OF statesmsniiss qualities.
he had first and second Glars also, and there
was wide difference between them. From
this man Gsrowski, and him alone. Mr.. Lin
coin really apprehended danger BY violeD;
assault, although, as | have already stated
be knew not what the sense CT fear WA like.
Er. Lincoln more than once said 10 me: go
far as my psrsonal safety is concerned Ga
rowski Is the only man who has givea rns q
serious thought OF peF,onl nature. Prom
the known disposition of ihs man be il dan
gerous wherever bo NAV be. ! have some
times thought th1t be niigh; try 30 take ny
life. II is just Ike hina 20 &C such a thing '
Ward Il Lannon's Letter.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

Manager smith announces an excsflsnt
snt-rtsiament At his popular vaudeville
thsssr- for the coming week. Edwin Joyce.
a 6ns character and Mss VsrOns Carroll,
ths dashing soubrette. have been rs-engagsd
md With an sxcslIens support will present
the thrilling border drama IN three acts
Tbs Bandit King" In the olio will o-
s-en the following specially stars. Gsyer
and Harding. scrobsss and contoruoolsss N
conjunction with An sid. the midget aero
b.t. smith and Wess0u. IN q new character
sx.,ch. r. engagements sf the wonderful
contortioniSts. Bartlett and Lorraine, Miss
Gertis Holden. Lydia Reed and Lille How
srf. a@w NJ original FIRST rsrt Tbs
Dsbstnx society" viii % presented oJ the
c.1mpanv
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

CTsrrIT-Devift P Parrish "a Peter
Pieuns- kepseria. Verde. no cause -
scfion- J8dguseuf for defsndsnt far csses
-ssron Hafori ~ the Grana Rari6z 4
Indiana Ralirosi Company. Cs<e. Con
tinued without cosss
oFFf-z RcsIxRss-wsrrsn q H.ssInes -
Carton sa1e0 .. a. Ia ehsncsry. Fore-
closure aiE z
sCpsaToR - srv fasShiia ~ the 6rsnx
h&ptts - "a -sT. lre@psss On the
asse- Asi5sarnsd anti Moassy
Pz8ss-r-F.ssste ~ Nichslss Geis. d.
crssesf- sssidasrY isgsfes ss7d SID srd
setters ls-zes -- stare 81 gohn K-riSsl
seces--ss- Eesidasry issst.ss scna A<a
"a ssne, sa.<>p<A
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

Milton II. Piymirs. of this city and Mary
II. Lehman. Of Goshen. Ind. . pretty
young lsdy Of nineteen. procured license
Yesterday and we're married oy Justice.
Far some time travelling man who 10 At
prss.rt in the city, has been paying
msrxsd attentions - the yonng lsdy, and
Yesterday wasn be became aware of he
marriage hs vss almost distracted and
.wura be would shoot the nan who had
rohb~ss nina Of he Idol of bis heart he
became 80 annoying that Mr. FlYmire
v.sitrd n Prosecuting Attorney win the
ohiecl of having hin arrested OF p1t Under
bonds ~ keep he pesce. This vii es dcne
n he nan continues rs ofsnsivs conduct.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

County Clerk Harvey was busy with the
Supervisors. Deputy Carpenter was out, and
is devolvsd npon Cornelius Defoung to
look affsr the issuing Of some Of the mar
rage licenses yesterday. young man
blnshinxly s0proacnsd and Con d-dn
wait for nim TO state his business but took
dewn . blank and began proPounding the
ususl routine Of questions. When he came
10 The ladies' part of the programme be in
auir.d What his inseodsd's nsrke vsa
Anne. replied the youth
Anne What querisd the clerk.
"Wsll I'm blsst II l know ssammered
ths would % Bridegroom. and he VA
obliged - return home. a distance OF about
thirty miles. 70 sscer,aia the name Of tnt
woman hs would make bis wife.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23
MAY PROVE FATAL.

Critical Condition.
John Oezon. of 3S Maple-st.. the man who
fell from street car on Monroe-st. Friday
evening, receiving injuries about the head.
was thought to be doing well yesterday
morning; but at o'clock in the afternoon
he was stricken with paralysis and went
into commissions. Medical AID was i'm
mediately summoned and about one-half
gallon of blood was taken from him, which
brought him out of the convulsions. but he
is unable to handle himself at all from the
paralytic stroke and lies in very critical
condition.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

0Ooitn tiOinlnE Is AdllLafy,
not because the garments are
"medlcated' or s'nlagnetlzed'
but because they are made OK
material
Provided 10y nature for the
clothing of an animal,
A material therefore endowed
with properties which make
1t auxiliary 10 the functions
OF that great HEALTH REG
ULATlN6 ORGAN the human
skin. It's hygenic virtues arc
inherent ana a durable As lie
animal fibre itself. The ma
terial is also woven. cut aud
made with special reference
10 its relations 20 the boCy
anatomically and hysiologl-
cally.
Any garment therefore made
under the Jaeger system IS
sanitary, ! hut Is, conducive 10
health, preserving, iinpfoyir <
and restoring it. Tbe z rmenis
are all made of abs oluteiy pure
wool and of every description
for men. women and children.
The complete and vared as
sortlnent OF Gentlemen's Tn
derwear, is made Of the iines 4
natural, undyed wool "Stocln-
net" and consist of shirts.
Drawers and Night SHIRTS n
natural gray and pure wh Re.
They are all manufacturer #
pure wool OF the finest quality.
are very soft and elastic and
will not irritate he skin like
the generality of fiannels.
| The Jaeger Underwear gent
| ly stimulates the kin and pro-
notes its normal action. pro-
ducing effects equal TO those
of the bath and are therefore
salutary in the highest degree.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

Af tss ss.,ls x ka~sea 1aEs rta<.
A. se hasz Is se<sep na1E sxx
Al rs selis - ssEkk kz4f spFias
AZ ths xn.1 - eArts nlzs oriax
a. <sseE sszts-ls t4GessssT.
sxseasr ~ sns1 "a lhlzgs he~n&.
klsGS - karper. tens - hlrd.
ss-zna - s0aGe - SllssaeAa s<irr<S
te4A8 waters Nzlssltsgt ~ST>.
= sno "a Nsrz.. sap @<stAsE.
oae tAine 80 there = thzt ss1as
ha@rloK ets ~ classnE BE ds.ns.
kUeuz pot Nel tl.s seeaseSt 0as
hsSro ~ azsa tesaStE the kln.
sope6 a Aessek heee@ttSc
Sofs ass ssrsGs kas l,sld ssa bsEA,
very senaa q sers itshs.
hsArd froD znoralng Foeia~z hslEnt.
VINES TIE 6atii - a. aellEhf
fAl.s = eAilas ose~s ls..s
--Sss1Sslrns
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

TIE Y. w. c. T. L., Will hold q gospel
meeting at the w. c. T. L., hall, today 81
40 p. m. Miss Stuart will lead the meet
isg. Young ladies especially invited. Cen
ttai Union meeting Thursday 81 2.30 p. m
On Friday 81 y. m, y. ". I. L. =. meet
ing. Industrial school, Saturday At 2.3o p
m. The first Thursday Of each mouth
Union Of Unions.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

Last night seoot Z o'csocx gang of
voTkzen Commenced sxcsvstaz % Csnsl-
-. rhers he Lvon strsst csb.e line crosses
ske Grand Rapids str@@t Rsilrsys trseks
Ercfffaing beinz n readiness wfe8 the
csrs ssoppes r1nnt7x re ozsIs tracks rsrs
in4
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

And nov tue nst7eit police declsrs that
fhev hsvs invest gated the storv Of Cora
Bloomfield. The 81 eged innocent and unfor-
tansts hotel waitress ron tbs city, and
Sud that she vert - Detroit sith the IN
tsnficn II SOC co1ld not secure smplov-
uaent a. a domestic, cf entering a he ~
.nsma IRE story she totd rben art tske1
tntc ensta,iv res heen found defeefivs IN
sax.~sl psrficssisrs. der reistives n tois
r3fr h.ws been Communicated ~ith aud
,,ha I'll - held nnriI shev are hesri fron-
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

et<vsusys trosbis Kugiish rtesussrs more
tsis vsar tssn ever bsfoge r. ind zen or
ffte-B ~ them i oomnnpp thing They
make friends VITA fhs nssn vbo lonf The
vessels. sn6 srs Pct s~sv Wherever tf,y esn
- ssrreted IT. vessels that ifinf eyer hr1ck
tbe leaders - bsli6 up Q BIZ room around
t~o o. tsrse fsea- sDs IN severe cazes fren
Sozen tc ro 6ozeB nies hsss tbus heen -
crstsd kost - tssr So trsnsu~ Ts~v
ofly rssnsin IN t1eir siaing plaess tiIi fss 49,
% 70 vel oaf - "a. ~ssn trey nzks their
aprs@1rsacs ~ - sfssr-sri~e da~ine ths rest ~
-. llt4sl.<~l.... ffsE
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

A csnvsntion q ne state bankers hss
heeu ceiisd r. ro~e 81 DsiToit nerf week b.
discass fhs Feasibility u orzsD.z.ng ststs
eistrnz honse sirrilsr - TIE cesrire hou.s
n tbs e.fT ard n f,etYoit my On = u.rrs
sxfenss - sleie Tbs hsnkere think sucb
a. fvss triton world svexf3T facilitate bne.
1ese srs8 sarr exrense Fl e<<ebfisae1 fisf
rew nesse Esil bs i1csted ~ Detroit The
tznk cashiers - hrs citE 49, nesyiy 81 e.
sen1 ths rsess re.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

shall e~sF remember wits grst t1ds tss
ki81a~-s - the nany fre1ts - naY 6ess
A1sbs14 da~inr BE iesf lIIness and riso r
sxprs<s - thsa raT s<arf- sslt sbsnks
kss "a N1sxvgr7
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

Aecoriinx "a the petrsit F'ss FrSs three
cruoks ssvs ben capfured st Pisrsonrs
-ith taree ralisss Ia fletr possessiou. aud
Ia II express ,srkets -sr pscSsFes soipped
f-,rn cislssxe The vs.fse> ce1flun iot ef
i-~elrv. and s,e 8.srslcues say ~ pilnder
So tra or-reesis irer1 eTeirv ssare reonerT
=. f.~zos Narisis. must oe sonae etner
f3r,oa Rarlls. f,r tae eafhefiii~s aere
kno~ noshsnE ~ the csse. lhers aaTe
49,, -, is9eirv sf.sre rooherie> IN trrsu't
$3.50 .s.c- ~ Tieriyn r70hery w9 eoua-
piss<d Sour ~ ave ge>rs 49,
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

ID. A. Blodgett bss Just had made, Of his
expense, q handsome white bronze monu-
ment to be pIsced in the Valley City cemetery
st the grave OF the late George. " .Griggs, for
meriy one Of the foremost citizens Of TINS
oitv. The inscription. for the monu aent
were selected by Ar. Blodgstt himself
They are somewhat unique and. without
beng radical they indicate Mt Blo1gev's
wei known liberal views ia references 70
religion.
Inc inscriptions are 81 follows.
TEoST.
write ne a. o1s sbo loved BE feliow rnsn -
--Afs0isB.
eAes
DisA Hsreb -. 1857. Assa Il gesrs. months p
days
.'Thsvors s NJ oosnsrr. To % seea = ny
rsiigigs '' - Pane
Ersosd q % BE usernsry y D siosFsn
ssrars -ss 81. uow an nos. kso~ nuss-
g aoass q &C z d 10 eoncsrn d y Ne -fsis
oo-l1 81 Rome
KHHT.
a-ras nsn whs hss ooastssf1- eoats~ses
as ~ svA usy fesfssssis ruses essth. -fsrs,aa
serps~rez
arr6ue II ~n.s n.sr ower e. bfraes5f Thorsk
thsrs ~eFs - fiss7eH - - = rrat tse var
virtae WI a ae aone tie ies ne bfr18aT lse 81
ilfe ~ Hirsdoo striptr.s
.IsEs hear 30 sus Feas f,rsvsr -c..sos-z {
Z Il Pore.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

Mans Pzinaer n4ds Asr 1Tsl great s2e-
cess - ~kua "a : k1zz,s.ax s<1s5ol s1zc1
s.A - pFsseaJed ~ rs tsa1erA&2d a.
ta1s seek siEa uzk14eee eyk<S sTtsf 2eo1-
a dra11sEie can saay As1 - Ms Josie De-
foY Ail4 pfsss1t 20 fafliing htt4s coasdy
"a 1ss ss1ss All o411ess and Asa2Ssk
Dag gfo2lssz 9-ly s1.erlsl1a2ecL
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

toE hsF - 4. Z. Caiznas. s0=slsd -SgP.~
TIE t9iiozl1z ess4p pllzes u Alss B.a1op cola-
E4sF. Allz1z Ael5~@ss ss@sssr 4 kfs~sks,
A 4 ca pae2z. H@Af = 4Elazzs. = u lkc4
sEsLs1n. !. Ll<zs a Rs-z- - ~ .-S~Ass. k-ss
Asa1 Lelsa al AlsS Esss C2r<oil
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23
Sole agents for 0rapd kaplds
and Western Michigan.
DIR. JAE6TRs

Wooden Clothing is sanitary,
not because the garments are
'medlcated" or ''nagnetized"
but because they are made OK
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

Dis4 x.rsb y. Iss7. assa Il gssr.. 5 asnsh. p
days
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

This vora Is ny o5aslrr. 70 % esod = ny
rpiieign - -. PANE
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

arThs nsn vae hss oonstssflr eo1tr~ 6es
as ns svi u,sy fesfsessiT roees desth.' Persia
1ers rspsTres
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

fgrars ~as ns. nov an NOT koo~ n1sn-
q 2 aoogls r. sc it is 10 eoncsrn oi - Ne -fssa
ooll1 81 R011e
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

aFrtus n vnst nssr o~er e. bfrneslf Th0rsk
fhers were ~ issver - fsod ~ r-4e tsa
r1rfae ~ ae Hone ti.e le-s ne bfn151r iae 81
Ilfe - Hisdeo sfrfrr rs1
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

Lest sunday vas Jennie Yssmons birth
dsT. soc ~ss uz-te-tum steea years cid
Fesri Eynnes Ess written . pssv csllei
Two Nouen Pear osce tod ne t-af If
she ersr vrote . pisy sas snosid c.ll Il
The Man From Kalsrsroo
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23
AMONG THE PLAYERS


CsEa azyI~aSss b1t . C>3 pltans11sft
sszas s1< sss ps.f-- fs~ social ssssi ~"
-~gsa.1ss sfsEs<sssa. - ths Lse@l
Ins4GEss-Ens D4alsp- As1aat
Opsz. Css4R4as far>Sa>l
Chn Ck49 Aes9E Jh@~
skxss~k sik-
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

Mis- Frsaces Bisher. the prsttiest. bright
est and most popular souhrerfe on the
stage. in her new plsys Of "Eagxs Tsnd-
lngH and ~tfvp. vii be tie stSrsetion -
e6mond's Grand al this week. With matt
Rses Tuesday. Wednesday. Friday aud sat
urisy. Niss Sissop i oniY "a years oid,
but . veteran on The stsgs. S1e has played
N shis sitY an three occasions. snd kss al
wsvs drawn isrse audiences, hs-fne s.fss-
iishsd herself ss q decided fsvorifs Win our
tasssr- gosrx hiss Bsshoo = considered
sv nsnT - - The p~er of Lotfs shs Ger
t.iaiy hss the sdvsBtars of reuxh ard
hezutv "a her si1s. Besides. she = on. of
the mcst Ersc-fai little woraen n the pro
lession safd everything she ooes = sssursl
saf oiessing. Nondsv. Tuesday and
Wednesday nights and Tuesday srd
We5aes3zv nstine~s Mss Piserp VII az
pesr n hsr Nv version of "Nu0gss Lsn3-
i1g' Since TIE Say ~se lsSt s-sn here
it rs se~1 rev~rteu. and new mrsic.
sonss suf danes sss3ed - i6. Thursday
Fri.iav and Ssrarisv ni1hes sad FrixiaT
ard Ssfsr<f.v D>tinees si,s ~iI sopesr n
- 49, o0un2 zxuns wsssa 0p>csAs1T
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

-wr.ts ne as o.. .ho loved hi. fellow rnas
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

Ia. an. hssrs 20 ars -. ',.sv-r -o.'seou b
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-10-23
THE CHICAGO AND
NORTH
- WESTERN
RAILWAY,
THE BEST ROUTE AND
SHORTLINB
BETWEEN
Omaha,
Council Bluffs
and Chicago.

The only line to take for Des Moines, Mar
shutdown, Cedar Rapids, Clinton, Dixon,
Chicago. Milwaukee, and all points East. To
the people OF Nebraska, Colorado. Wyoming.
Utah, Idaho, Nevada, Oregon, Washington
and California IL offers superior advantages
not possible by any other line.
among a Jew OF the numerous points OF
superiority enjoyed by the patrons OF this
road between Omaha and Chicago, are its
tWotrains day OF DAY ACHES, which
are the finest that human art and ingenuity
can create; its PALACE SLEEPING
CARS, which are models OF comfort ana
elegance: its PARLOR DRAWING
ROOM CARS, unsurpassed by any; and
its widely celebrated PALATIAL DIN
ING CARS, the equal Of which can not be
found elsewhere.
At Council Bluffs the trains OF the Union
Pacific BY. connect IN Union Depot With
those of the Chicago & Northwestern Ry
connection with those OF all Eastern Lines.
For Detroit, Columbus. Indianapolis, Gin
cinnati, Niagara Falls, Buffalo. Pittsburg
Toronto, Montreal, Boston, New York, Phil
adephia, Baltimore. Washington, and all
points in the East, ask the ticket agent for
tickets via the
NORTHWESTERN
Il you wish the best accommodation. All
rket agents sell tickets VIA this line.
N. HUGHITT, Z. P WILSON,
GENT Manager. Geln Pass. Agent.
J. q. YOUNG, chicago.
Trayeliu Pass. Agent,
At the q. 2. ONCE
Salt Lake City. Utah.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-10-23
What They Are eaoa For.

BRANDETE's PILLS are the best medi-
enc known.
First-They are purely veg able. il
fact a medicated food.
!Second-The same dose always pro
duces the same efect,-other pu a ives
require increased doses and finally tease
setting.
ThiTd-They purify the d,ood
Fourth They inyigorate the digestion
and cleanse the stomach Ind bowels
Fiftb-They stimulate the liver aud
carry off YlEiated bile and other d.
PRAYED secretious
The first TWO or three doses Tell tie
story. The skin becomes clear; Il e
eye bright; The nlHd 80 I've; digesilon
is restored costsye less cured; tie aBi-
NAL vjgor is recruited and all decay ar
rested.
SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made mIser-
able BY that terrible cough. Shiloh
Cue is The remedy Tor you. Sold byA.
@. Smitp & Co., druggists. 3
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-12-28

extension of the Carson and Colorado
line from its present termination at
Keller, to Mojave. D. o. Mills of this
city ia the largest individual owner of
the Carson and Colorado. He states
that he has not abandoned the project
of extending to Mojvae and that before
many months he will push. the new
line to completion. He claims, how
ever, to have made no arrangements
with the Elsinore or the Union Pacific
party. 1t is certain, however, that the
Carson and Colorado will be extended,
and the character of the men behind
the San Diego line leads TO the i'm
preston that they will push their
enterprise in the event the Unich Pa
cific will not be employed"
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-12-28

Whose Post ogce address is 64s Washing
ton Street, San Francisco, California,
Has this day filed his application for u patent
for Seven HUNDRED and Seyenty-one linear
feet CID of the Secretary Mining Claim,
mine or vein bearing gold and silver with sur
face ground twohundred (200) feet in width
for six hundred and twenty-five (622) feet
easterly along the vein or lode from the east
erly end line of said vein or lode and one
hundred and thirty-three d3a) feet in width
for one hundred. and. forty-nine Q49, feet
westerly along the vein or lode from the
westerly end line of said vein or lode, situated
in Columbus Mining District, County of
Esmeralda and State OF Nevada and designa-
in this Office as Lot Number ffty-eight (5S) in
Township N. Range IS e. of Mount Diab.o
Base and Meridian said Lot No. So being de-
scribed as follows, to-wit:
BEGINNING at post marked ~ s. Survey
No, SO whence Che Section Uofners common
to Sectio ms and 4. 3 N. Il. 35 Il and of
Sections 80 and 81 T. 4 ~ K. So E. bears N.
% minutes n. 27g3 feet, and the center of the
Columbus shaft bears n, 81 degrees 4s min
Thence running: First Course, N. 10
degrees 80 minutes e. With variation Is
degrees 80 minutes q. 67 feet to post Number
Unmarked "U. 5. Survey No. IS" identical
with the N. Il. Corner of the Great Eastern
location. -
Thence running: Second Course, N "A
degrees 80 minutes W. 149 feet to post
marked mo. 3 q. S. Survey No So" =
Theuce running; Third Course. N. IS
marked ~. s. Survey Ne 49," aud identical
with s. w. Corner of Platina location.
Thence runnng;. Fourth Course, s.. "a
degrees 30 minutes 3. III it. to post marked
~. s. Survey No. So"
Thence fd1nihg Fifth Course. S. l5dergees
80 minutes W.7900 feet to post No. 6 marked
III. s. Survey No. So. and N. e, corner Leo u
8. Survey No. 80.
Thence running; Sixth Course, N. "A
degrees 80 minutes w. 622 feet to post No. 1
the place Of beginning containing 3l-lO0
acres courses EXPRESSED from the true meri-
dlanwith Magn tic variation f6 degrees 80
min, E. containing 8 81 100 acres.
The Location of this Mine is recorded in the
Recorders Office of Columbus Mining District
Esmeralda County. Nevada lin Book c. page
443 Of said Mining Records.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
Secretary hIinisg Claim Mine or
Surface Ground
are required 10 flle their adverse claims with
the Register oftbe United States Land Office
at Carson CityiIrthe State of Nevada, during
the sixty days period Of publication hereof,
or f they Win vi. Se barred X virtue Of the provis-
o. II. GALLUP, Resigter,
1t is Hereby Ordered that the foregoing No
tice q Application for Patent be published
for the period of ten consecutive weeks, in
the Waller LAKE BULLETIN q weekly news
paper published at Hawthorne Esheralda
County Nevada. ~ 1i'
Q. H. GALLUP.
dc ID low Register.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-12-28
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MARRIED..

VIII L. Macky, foreman in the
Carson Tribune Office was married last
Saturday to Miss frankie Rinckel of
Carson. Will is one of the good
printers of Nevada and his ability and
industry cause him to be regarded by
his friends as ayoqng man of great
promise. He ia well known all over
the State having friends nearly every
where who wish him and his bride all
happiness.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-12-28
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